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Dictionary French English: [plan]

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pas assez mûrement réfléchi {adj}immature [plan, idea]
comme prévu {adv} [régulièrement]orderly [according to plan]
vraisemblable {adj} [histoire, scénario]plausible [story, plan]
Verbs
échafauder qc. [hypothèse, plan etc.]to construct sth. [hypothesis, plan etc.]
échafauder qc. [hypothèse, plan etc.]to devise sth. [hypothesis, plan etc.]
laisser tomber qc. [peu fam.]to ditch sth. [coll.] [idea, plan: abandon]
déjouer qc. [plan, conspiration]to foil sth. [plan, conspiracy]
faire avancer qc.to further sth. [career, plan]
fricoter qc. [manigancer]to hatch sth. [coll.] [plan, plot, scheme]
arranger qc. [texte, plan, article]to rearrange sth. [e.g. a plan]
réduire qc. à néantto scupper sth. [Br.] [coll.] [plan, chance]
Nouns
poursuite {f}
2
prosecution [of a plan]
dessein {m} [littéraire]design [aim, intention, plan]
mise {f} en œuvreexecution [of a plan, idea]
faille {f}kink [fig.] [flaw in plan]
plan {m}scheme [plan]
2 Words
devenir concretto become concrete [plan]
écarter qc. [plan]to deep-six sth. [plan] [Am.] [coll.]
dévier de qc. [fig.] [projet, plan]to depart from sth. [plan]
dévier de qc. [fig.] [projet, plan]to deviate from sth. [plan]
tirer qc. [dessiner - plan]to draw up sth. [plan]
compter sur qc.to figure on sth. [esp. Am.] [coll.] [expect, plan]
bétonner qc. [fig.]to firm up sth. [plan]
échouer devant qc.to founder on sth. [plan, undertaking, etc.]
penser qc. [concevoir]to think sth. out [plan]
penser qc. [concevoir]to think sth. through [plan]
élaborer qc. [plan, programme]to work sth. out [plan, programme]
4 Words
suivre un régimeto (be on a) diet [following eating plan]
s'évaporer [disparaître]to go up in smoke [idiom] [plan, dream, hope]
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